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Sunny Farms landfill, zoning codes concern Seneca County locals - Vimarsana News

Sunny Farms landfill, zoning codes concern Seneca County locals

Residents of Loudon Township shared concerns Tuesday night about proposed zoning code updates at a commission meeting.

Source: wtol.com
Westchester can't tolerate its largest polluter — the Peekskill incinerator — any longer - Vimarsana News

Westchester can't tolerate its largest polluter — the Peekskill incinerator — any longer

Peekskill, New York, which lives in the shadow of Westchester County’s largest industrial polluter isn’t celebrating four decades of trash burning.

Source: yahoo.com
Residents Sound Off On Possible Expansion Of Landfill - Vimarsana News

Residents Sound Off On Possible Expansion Of Landfill

(WTOL-11) - The Sunny Farms Landfill, run by Win Waste Innovations, has been a topic of conversation for years in Seneca County. It was once again Monday night at a meeting in Fostoria where residents have reported that their water has a funny taste and smell. The EPA predicts the landfill will be full in

Source: wfin.com
WIN Waste 'Disruption' Rocks Local Residents - Vimarsana News

WIN Waste 'Disruption' Rocks Local Residents

By Adam Swift City and state officials had strong words after hundreds of residents reported hearing what sounded like an explosion at the WIN Waste Innovations facility (formerly known as Wheelabrator) on Rte. 107 in Saugus. Emergency crews were called to the site on Monday evening when some 100 residents called 911 after hearing what

Saugus WIN Waste plant sounded like an 'explosion' Monday night - Vimarsana News

Saugus WIN Waste plant sounded like an 'explosion' Monday night

In a statement, WIN Waste said that a malfunctioning valve caused “the venting of steam that was both visible and audible” during a scheduled weekly test of the turbine generator.